There has been several analysis or shout out saying that blogging is dead. People feel that the blogosphere is already over saturated.
Those same people believe that microblogging in the form of Facebook or twitter has taken over blogging. That people express themselves there, market and promote themselves vividly through these mediums, and that their blog posts are receiving less readership and engagement.
What do you think of this analysis? What do you agree with and not agree with? Do you feel like your blog is less popular than it used to be? Is this the reason behind it, or is it because you're perhaps busier? Do you find yourself competing to draw attention to your posts? Do you feel like you're writing re-runs?
Another thought is, the only people who should have blogs and write are the experts where they share something new, an added value, a tip and an advice there.
Related articles:
Jason Calacanis: "Blogging is dead" & Why "stupid people shouldn't write"
Roni Loren: "Is Blogging dead?"
PC Mag: "Is Blogging dead?"
 |
| Source: finally-woken.com |
Those same people believe that microblogging in the form of Facebook or twitter has taken over blogging. That people express themselves there, market and promote themselves vividly through these mediums, and that their blog posts are receiving less readership and engagement.
What do you think of this analysis? What do you agree with and not agree with? Do you feel like your blog is less popular than it used to be? Is this the reason behind it, or is it because you're perhaps busier? Do you find yourself competing to draw attention to your posts? Do you feel like you're writing re-runs?
Another thought is, the only people who should have blogs and write are the experts where they share something new, an added value, a tip and an advice there.
Related articles:
Jason Calacanis: "Blogging is dead" & Why "stupid people shouldn't write"
Roni Loren: "Is Blogging dead?"
PC Mag: "Is Blogging dead?"
